Agriculture and food security in Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea despite difficult conditions

Published 2020년 10월 14일

Tridge summary

Chungnam-do's Food and Horticultural Manager, Park Ji-heung, has pledged to support agriculture and food security in the region, despite challenges like COVID-19, typhoons, and heavy rain. The province has implemented a farmers' allowance system, the highest in the country, and is taking measures to address labor shortages in rural areas. Despite difficulties, Chungnam-do has managed to cultivate a significant portion of rice paddy crops, contributing to price stabilization. The province is also planning to expand rice exports to increase farmers' income, modernizing RPC facilities and supporting dry and storage facilities. Park encouraged full-time farmers to take pride in their contribution to the food industry and assured continued support for enhancing agricultural competitiveness.
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(Korea Agricultural Newspaper = Reporter Eun-Hye Lee) Chungnam-do Food and Horticultural Manager Park Ji-heung made an interview with Chungnam Province to make efforts for agriculture and food security in Chungcheongnam-do despite difficult conditions in agriculture and rural areas and the impact of disasters such as Corona 19, typhoons and rainy seasons this year. He said he always wanted to convey his gratitude to the farmers. I met with manager Park Ji-heung, who pledges to strive for agricultural administration in Chungnam through stable agricultural product prices and various support projects so that farmers can continue farming without worry. -There have been many national difficulties this year. I think Chungnam-do was also busy, but how are you? I think I've been busier this year so I don't have much time in the office. Due to the long rainy seasons and typhoons, I often went to rural areas in person, and I traveled all over Chungnam as part of an activity to help workers ...
Source: Newsfarm

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